A Disaster for the Gulf Coast, A Disaster for Obama
Obama Needs to Come Clean on Job Offers to Joe Sestak and Andrew Romanoff
Obama, the Thin-Skinned President
Filed under: Barack Obama, Obama Administration
The president is constantly complaining about what others are saying about him. He is upset at Fox News and conservative talk radio and Republicans and people carrying unflattering posters of him.
Republicans Should Repudiate Rand Paul’s Civil Rights Stand
Filed under: Senate, Republicans, Conservatives
Rand Paul’s position, if not unequivocally disowned, will badly damage the GOP “brand.” Responsible voices within the party must speak out now.
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A Self-Reverential State of the Union Address
President Obama's State of the Union address should unnerve Democrats in Congress and throughout the country. It was one of the worst State of the Union addresses in modern times - a stunning thing for a man who won the presidency in large measure based on the power and...
The Weight Around the Democrats’ Ankles: Barack Obama
Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, Barack Obama, Environment, Economy, Nancy Pelosi, State of the Union, Budget, Supreme Court, Energy, Predictions, Obama Administration, 2012 President,...
President Obama: Channeling His Inner Agnew
Filed under: Senate, Barack Obama, Obama Administration, News Media
According to Politico, President Obama's back is against the wall, so he's "getting in touch with his inner [Spiro] Agnew, hitting the neo-nattering nabobs of cable and the Net." "If we could just...Elena Kagan: No Friend of the Military
Filed under: Supreme Court, Obama Administration, Military, Elena Kagan
President Obama's nominee to the Supreme Court looks down on the public institution the American people most look up to: the military.
Barack Obama Wants the Echo Chamber to Echo Him
Couldn't it be that Obama genuinely wants to ratchet up the civility in our national conversation ....
Obama, Tax Increases and Debt Reduction: How GOP Can Avoid Political Trap
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Economy, Health Care, Polls, Obama Administration, 2010 Elections, Congress, Deficit
Evan Bayh and the Legends of The Fall
Filed under: Democrats, Republicans, Health Care
The resignation of Democratic Sen. Evan Bayh of Indiana has sparked a debate about bipartisanship, ideology, and the institution of Congress. According to Bayh, "There is much too much partisanship and not enough progress, too much narrow ideology...GOP Still Scarred, Growing Stronger, Aiming to Reclaim Senate
Filed under: Senate, House, Democrats, Republicans, Sarah Palin, Voting, Predictions, Obama Administration, Governors, 2010 Elections, Congress, Conservatives, Campaigns, Tea Party
Despite the...
